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East Anglian maltsters
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<blockquote data-quote="Suffolk Serf" data-source="post: 7299006" data-attributes="member: 636"><p>I don't know yet about any digestive effects as the new diets won't be started until the new year I think as we have quite good cover on wheat up to the end of January.</p><p>I know that barley doesn't make a very good sow roll so i'm glad that i invested in long troughs last year, meaning that we don't need rolls (for feeding on the ground) any more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Suffolk Serf, post: 7299006, member: 636"] I don't know yet about any digestive effects as the new diets won't be started until the new year I think as we have quite good cover on wheat up to the end of January. I know that barley doesn't make a very good sow roll so i'm glad that i invested in long troughs last year, meaning that we don't need rolls (for feeding on the ground) any more. [/QUOTE]
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